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“Bouquet“ Welp you need flowers to welcome someone right? close enough. WELCOME BACK TO DA RABBIT HOLE @therealjacksepticeye (please forgive me for that hideous crooked background)
simple gif I made of the septic tank and little sam swimming around for another bit of @therealjacksepticeye fan art
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Tried making a gif for the first time... :0 dunno if it’s gonna work X_X
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Screw official prompt we doin da #septicart spoopy week here, because we got to make @therealjacksepticeye look all gross and spoopy😊
Inspired by the Halloween outro by @pixlpit, here is a septic tank, but Sam’s not running around this time.
Enjoy and happy Inktober, also Happy spoopy week!
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